%% S�bastien Hinderer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
sh> I would like to write a Makefile to compile .vo (object files)
sh> from .v (source files). Apart from foo.v, foo.vo depends on a lot
sh> of .vo files, whose names can _not_ be deduced syntactically from
sh> the name of the target.
sh> However, every rule that produces a .vo file from a .v file should
sh> use the same command.
sh> So, my question is : is it possible to write the vo-production
sh> command only once, and having the other rules just for telling
sh> make in which order to compile the targets.
Of course.
%.vo : %.v
... build it ...
foo.vo: foo.v bar.vo biz.vo baz.vo
bar.vo: bar.v blah.vo goo.vo
etc. etc. You can only define one command script per target, but you
can define prerequisites in as many different lines as you like.
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